Your community's ranked games, shared automatically.

For Discord servers where friends play Solo/Duo and Flex together, look for duo partners, organise five-stacks or run a small amateur team. The bot turns the games people play anyway into something the whole server can follow.

Members link their Riot ID to their Discord account once, with a button next to the leaderboard. Members who have not registered are never tracked. From then on:

1. A member opens the League clientDiscord shows the game activity. Only then does the bot consider asking Riot about that player — it never polls every player in turn.
2. Live checkSpectator-v5 confirms a ranked game is running; a live card is posted in the community's games channel.
3. Game endsMatch-v5 delivers the result, League-v4 the new rank and LP. The live card is edited into the result card — no second post.
4. Community featuresMatch history feeds leaderboards, rank goals, duo and stack statistics.

Games that were missed live are picked up later through Match-v5, so statistics and LP stay complete.

Features

Every image below is a card the bot itself renders and posts in Discord. The cards are in German, the language of our community. All player names are made up.

Games

A card for every ranked game

When a registered member starts a ranked game, a live card appears in the games channel. When the game ends, the same message is edited into the result card — the channel stays clean.

• Both teams with champion, KDA, CS, vision and damage bars
• The LP change and the new rank of every registered player
• An MVP chosen across all ten players; remakes are recognised and don't count

Ranks

See where the community stands

The Elo board shows who is in a game right now and how the server is spread across the ranks, for Solo/Duo and Flex. A second tab breaks the ranks down by lane.

Boards update themselves in place instead of flooding the channel with new posts.

Rank goals

One goal per month, tracked for you

Every member can set one rank goal a month with a deadline, right from the Elo board. The bot tracks progress, projects whether the goal will be reached in time and congratulates everyone who makes it.

Mastery

The server's biggest champion mains

A podium for the three players with the most mastery on their best champion, plus a top three for every single champion — so everyone knows whom to ask about Ahri.

Duo

Find the right duo partner

Members post a duo search with their role, rank, win rates and champion pool. Duo synergy shows which pairs actually win together and suggests whom to try next.

Flex

Flex nights without the chaos

A flex lobby has one button per role. The bot pings only the roles still missing and keeps a queue for full slots. Flex-stack statistics show which line-ups and trios win most.

Scrims

Scrims for amateur teams

Teams post scrim requests with roster, dates and the opponents they are looking for. The match card shows both line-ups and open slots can be filled with a click. When registered members play, the custom game is matched to the booking automatically.

Community

A little friendly competition

Rival duels put two members into a 1v1 LP race over a set period. The Wall of Fame celebrates the best moments of the week — the longest win streak, the best KDA, the best farmer.

Roles

Who plays what

Members pick their lanes and ping roles with a click; no registration needed. The role board shows how the community is set up, and lobbies and scrims use the roles to ping exactly the right people.

Also included: balanced in-house 5v5 lobbies built from stored ranks, and a daily League quiz.

Use of the Riot Games API

Only official endpoints of the EUW / Europe routing values are used, and only for this bot's own features.

Rate-limit discipline

• A client-side limiter stays below the key's limits, with a fixed reserve. Live checks and background work have separate budgets and priorities.
• On an application-level 429 the budget is lowered automatically, Retry-After is respected and the budget recovers slowly. Service- and method-level 429s only pause the affected endpoint family.
• Spectator-v5 has its own stricter governor. Requests over its limit are dropped, not queued, and every 429 is followed by a hold that doubles up to 30 minutes.
• Caches prevent duplicate requests (live game 20 s, rank 30 s, matches 6 h).
• Under load the bot switches to a saving mode and defers background work; after a restart it ramps up slowly.

Current status and why we are applying for a production key

The bot has been running since June 2026 in one German League of Legends community with around 40 registered players, on a personal API key. The client-side limiter keeps that community within 100 requests per two minutes. That is also the reason the bot cannot be offered to anyone else yet: a second community would share the same small budget.

We would like to open the bot to other communities. A production key is the prerequisite for that. Multi-server support (per-server settings and data, a setup command, an invite link) is being built alongside this application. The same rate-limit discipline described above applies to every community that joins.

Tracking is opt-in: only members who link their Riot ID themselves are tracked, and they can unregister at any time with /lol unregister.

Data is shown only inside the member's own Discord server and is never sold or shared with third parties. Stored data expires automatically. Individual games are deleted after 40 days, for example. The full list is in the privacy policy.

Right now the bot runs in our own community only. Multi-server support is being built, and the production key this site applies for is what makes it possible to add more communities without taking budget away from anyone. If you run a League Discord on EUW and want in, tell us — early communities help shape what gets built first.

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Questions, deletion requests or interest in the bot for your community: crazytrixs@gmail.com or in our Flex Discord.